The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14

families in the county. They were fined .
al average Of $50 and put under 5000 bonds t
! Keep the peace. The case of Apologize. fc
murder, was continued until Monday. TIL
s sherlH sunday discovered q plot to releas
I'VE men accused of murder. A full set =
o TOOLS 10 cut passage ont Of jail was found i
e the cell OF one man. The guard and moss
d guarding tie walls have been douh,es
: The Denver News has the following from
J Olntah agency, Utah, August 2S, via. Gree
River, Wyoming, August 81: Colorow an,
( ali MS band arrived at the agency at 80 2
: N. last Saturday, and say they want no NOR
: hghting. The Indians on both these reserva
, tons were very much excited until assure,
that Tie Colorado troops would not come OF
the reservation. Everything is quiet here a
9 P. n. The Indian chiefs all counsel neace
(olgned) b. DUDLEY WILLIAMS, NJ. D.
Agency Physician.
D. . Salisbury, for many years editor of the
industrial World, of Chicago, died at Missouri
valley Iowa, Tuesday, on his way home from
the BLACK Hills, where he had been seekfno
relief from rheumatism.
Mayor Francis, of st. Louis recefvaa
definite information from the white bopsa IN
the subject of the presidents visit to 81.
LOUIS. The presidential party will arrive
saturday evening, October l, direct from
washington. They will be met at the depot
and escorted to the Southern. Sunday he
VIII attend services at one of the Presbyterian
churches. Monday he viii visit the fair. and
In the evening public reception will take
place. Tuesday he will visit the public build
| lngs, and in the evening he will witness the
parade and ball of the Yelled Prophets. At
midnight he will take a special train for
Chicago.
Inc VIII Of the late Levi Rosenfeld was pro.
Dated at Chicago Monday. The will is dated
December 3, 1888, and gives Maurice and
Harry, the two sons, handsome amounts In
personal property and they get the realty.
Dut c0dical dated June 26, 1887, directs that
all requests to Maurice be revoked and that
all such be void, being made to his wife. and
70 pe MADE from the control of his creditors.
she is directed to pay over to him from time
TO time such sums as is necessary to maintain
MN In the station to which he had been 90.
customed, all to be from the control bv cred
ltors. larger portion of the estate Is left to
the widow, with numerous requests to chill
dren, grandchildren and charitable institr-
TONS
Monday morning at Delray, eight miels
from Detroit, fire broke out in the dry kiln of
the Anchor Manufacturing company. An en-
CINE was sent from Detroit. The business If
tAe Anchor Manufacturing company is the
making one stave barrels aud kindred cooper. |
age and heading supplies. The firm has large
contracts for furnishing barrels for some of |
the Minneapolis Touring mills. There were
between 100000 and 5000, 900 feet of lumber |
IN the yard ready for manufacture, q small |
portion OF which may bes saved. All the buiId- |
lngs but the hoop mill burned, along with five
Michigan Central freight cars, which were
standing on the switch. The losses aggregate
sSoo'ooO, on which there is only SAG, 900 in
surance. The risk being SO great it is al
most impossible to obtain more.
Petition has been filed in the general
ard Office by the citizens of White Pine
county, Nevada, accompanied by resolutions
passed at public meeting, asking the inter
7ention of tle land department to protect the
settlers against the unlawful appropriation of
public lands by foreign sheep 1aisers. The
editions alleges that several companies of
1nglishmen, mostly aliens, having large ,
locks OF sheep which travel from water to wa
er, utterly destroying the grass and con- ..
amlnatiAg the water used by the settlers for
omestic purposes. They also claim that the '
cmhlon exercised over the country by these
-ock companies prevents new settlers from
1ming in and makes it impossible for those
no are there to have schools, churches and
-her benefits of civilization. Acting Com.
lsslcner StCckslager has directed that an in
7stigauon into the matter complained of be
ade by special agent of the general land
flee. F
Acting Secretary Thompson Wednesday. D
lsust 81, opened the fourth lot of proposals
the sale of ~ per cent bonds to the gov B
nment, under the terms of the treasury cir A
lar of August 3. The total offerings were
45O,2)0, of which s., 800, coo were registered -
d $3.50, 600 coupon bonds. The price ranged 80
I'M S1OI.75 to Sl(993 James G. Fair. Of :,
Francisco, offered $3.50, 900 registered. at -
rates paid by the department today.
her tenders were from eastern individuals ~
d corporations. The acting secretary az. IA
)ted the Salem Savings bank. of Salem afi
-ss-, $4,000 registered st s1CS-15.16 fiat
N the Maverick National bank, of Boston at
VOOO registered at S10S.75, and $40, 600 reg TO
1red at Sl0S.40, and from other small suns str
rom slCS,55 to $109, making the aggregate tht
400. Acting Secretary Thompson said jec
afternoon that Senator Fairs offer to =
the government 100000 registered at ~ 70
cent today Was not considered. Kb
- out
WASHINGTON. ,rg
nc public debt reduction for August Was the
o9 495. The warrants for pensions durirg Ru.
rust teal ~ a--ar S1e pn1 nm